Hi everyone.just doing the dreaded PIP.i am unsure about including details of my appts for the last year as there are lots of different issues relating to RA.and lots are missing.should I ask the hospital if they have a list of them all that they could print out for me on one sheet? .will the details be stored together as well as I have had appts at 3 different hospitals.i dont know how to begin with this.i dont know if they need to know this but I have a huge folder of all different appts and cant print them all out to enclose. Also did anyone manage to get photos of x ray's to enclose and if so how did you do it please??
PiP inclusions: Hi everyone.just doing the dreaded PIP... - NRAS
PiP inclusions
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In my experience it’s best to include everything (bamboozle them) if you have missing letters your GP should have copies as they are included in any correspondence . I would also ask GP for acute medicine list. I never needed xrays so can’t help there.
It truly is a mine field . Don’t try to do it all at once piece by piece but be very thorough. Good luck
I didn’t list all my hospital appointments but did send all my letters that I received with details of each appointment and any
Treatments etc. If you have some missing then your GP will have copies too. I also sent copies of xrays which I had requested from the hospital. You are entitled to get copies of all your xrays and records from the hospital. It takes a while so may not be in time to send but they are worth getting I think.
In case you haven’t seen it NRAS has a publication on applying for PIP
Have a look on the Benefits & Work website. if you subscribe you can download their PIP Guide which will take you through the form and process step by step. I wouldn't use any other. Good luck.
Don't forget - tell them what you like at your worst not your best.